Initially, Windows 7 looked nice. But the longer I worked with it, it’s starting to show the usual Windows cruft: I already wrote about the empty lists within Windows Update. Yes, that still happens. Hibernate does not work. And now I tried to setup a backup, and ended up with:
On 09.03.2010 18:27, Dean Willis wrote on the IETF dispatch list: I definitely see the need for defining a method by which to inform nodes inside an ITAD of egress routes from that ITAD to other domains. I think that most of the people who have responded on this thread agree that there is such […]
A Sunday afternoon with the kids: Time to make room on the floor and build a nice set of tracks.
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This one was built without much consideration based on a simple loop Clemens started. Looking at the finished layout I noticed that this one differs from the recent ones in one respect: there are no terminal loops in this one. There is no way the train can turn around.
When we came back from a shopping trip tonight, the higher temperatures made the snow suitable for building. We made something conservative:
One of Clemens’ birthday present was an addition to the tracks (pieces + a train) by IKEA. The tracks fit in nicely, but the bridge is too low: our normal trains cannot pass underneath.
We’ve come a long way since Jan 21th, 2007: